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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1887-05-13
THE MAINE STATE PRESS.

Published every THURSDAY MORNING. At 90. 5o
year; # paid in advance, $500 year.
a Advertisements inserted in the 'MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation in every
part of the State) for S1O0 per square for first in
sertlon, and % cents per square for each subse-
quent insertion.
Address all communications 10
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
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The schooner Pedro Vasala of New Bed
ford was sold to John Medina of Boston.
She was formerly government vessel, but
lately was engaged in the whaling business.
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The National League.

The National League.
AT BOSTON.
lnnings.........1 S9
Bostons......... 0 2 o D 0-18
Washingtons..... % o o D l. z
Base hlts-Bostons, 81; Washingtons, 10. En-
rors-BOstons, 3; Washngt0ns, 0. Earned runs
Boston, IA; Washingtons, q. Batteres-Rad-
bourn and Daily, Shaw and Gilligan.
AT NEW YORK.
Innings.........1 3 8 G 8
New Yorks.........U o o o K 1
Philadelphias. o o O O. o
Base hits-New Yorks, 4; PhIladelphias, s.
Errors New Yorks, 1 ; Philadelphias y Earned
runs-New Yorks, 1. Batteries-Keefe and
Deasley; Casey and Mcclure.
AT CHICAGO.
Innings. 3 z IS
ChicagoS ............O q 2 3-IO
Detroits.. 3 L . o O. 8
Base hits-Chicagos, 1S; Detroits, IL. En-
ors-Chicag0s, A Detroits 8. Earned runs
Chlcagos, a; Detroits, L. Batteries-Clarkson
and Flint, Getzeln and CANCEL.
AT PITTsBURG.
Innings.........1 2 8 8 6 s
Pttsburgs ..........4 U o o o o o B. 7
Indianapolis. o o o o o. o
Base hits-Pittsburgs, Il Indianapolis, a. En-
rors-Pittsburgs, 2; indianapolis A. Earned
runs-Pittsburgs, 4. Batteries-Gayin and Mil
Ter, Boyle and Myers.
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Ice Houses Burned.

BATH, May 12.-Three large ice houses, with
capacity of 10000 tons, together with the
machinery, engine house and 1000 tons of
ice were burned at Great Island, New
Meadows River, early this morning. The
property was owned by Amos Il. Haggett,
Samuel S. Jordan and Capt. Lemuel Soule,
of Bath. Loss So, 900: partially insured.
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A Workmen Burned to Death.

CALAIS. May 12.-In the fire at Grand
Lake Stream Everett White was burned to
death. His remains, burned beyond recogni-
tion, were found in the ruins of the store
house. 1t is supposed that he was removing
leather and was overcome by smoke and
heat. He leaves wife and seven children.
The Shaws are unable at present to estim-
ate the loss. The present intentions are to
rebuild the smaller tannery
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Fire at Benton

BENTON, May 12.-The house of Nehemiah
Parker, situated half mile east of this
station. was burned this forenoon. The
sleepers Of the Maine Central railroad which
runs by the buildings took fire in several
places, but it was put out without serious
domapp
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sALEMs, IA; HAvERHILLs, 10.
Salem defeated Haverhill yesterday after
noon, at Hayerhill, before 400 SPECTATORS
The game was characterized by free hitting
and poor fielding, Polhemus batting terrific.
The score:
salems Inangs....1 Ssd5 3Sg
Haverhills. 8 0 O-I3
Two-base hit-Polhemus, Baker, Dodd, Moses.
Three-base hits-L0vely. First base on balls
Finn. First base on erFors--Haverhills, 6; Sa-
lens. 8. umpire-Weden. fs-AuayeThllls
20; Salem, 20. Base hits-Haverhills, II; Sa-
lens, lens, II; Pitchers-salems, Mcclure; Hayer-
LAWRENCE, II; BOSTON BLUES, 1.
The game at Lawrence yesterday:resulted
in victory for the home team. the Blues
being defeated u to 1. Kiley pitched an eff
fective game, while Burke was batted freely.
Moolic struck out three out of four times.
Jordan, Moolic and Bradley, being Law
renee boys, were each presented with floral
gifts as they stepped to the plate, and Jor-
dan received gold pin in addition. In the
nth inning, umpire Mahoney was hit on the
head ty foul tip and retired. Marsden sue
ceeded him and gave excellent satisfaction.
The score:
LawTencss...1 IpniDgs. ,,..1 SSi4 4593s
Boston Blues.......1 0 o o o O. /
Base hits-Lawrences, 49, Blues, A. Errors
Lawrence. z; Blues 0. Pitchers-Burke and
kiley.
LowELLs, 16; LYNNs, s.
AT Lynn yesterday the Lowells batted
Henry and Sprague hard, and, playing
good fielding game, easily won. Houck's
home run hit in the seventh inning, with
two men out, brought in three runs. The
score:
luQlQlS..... L
Lowells ........,....5 3 q o x-l6
Lynns.... ..........0 o o 8 O. s
Base hits-Lowells 1s; Lynns, TO- Errors
Lowells, a; Lynns, IL. Pitchers-Burns and
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THE FRESHETS.

E.P. JONES. Pvt S. G.. U. S. A
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Moosehead Lake Free OF Ice.

BANGOR, May 12.-The ice has left Moose
head Lake. A steamer came down the lake
to-day. A train on the European branch of
the Maine Central went through to Vance
boro to-day without transfer. 1t is the first
train since April 30th. 1t is expected travel
will now be regularly resumed.
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has AN Optcal iustiGu4e iu Ithaca, y. s. ., aud ].
travelling ~ THIS Elulc through thr United sfafe1
ior the purpose Of making known Dis Theory tD tls
d.. Meyer comes here wen recammtn ctd ln ths
highest terms Of praise by numerous certificate
from the most eminent physicians, nerulIsfet lId
d.ylnts aud the most prominent men 0i eur counlrI
The unders igued TAX" pleasure in stating fhaf Hs
have examined most of fhe lrItf- rs DR.. "A. Mover
and give DO a. our belief at Ar ! rufire master q
bis art az an optcIan. llf aas able a. demonstrate
the a1aptabty OF De lrt.sra t1 almost III nut ll DIS
orders Of tie vision not depending uUuu organic
disease. DC j. furthermore our belief tHat DE- d d
afraid OF being humhugecd Who may frust o. his
opinion. The credentials iu is p0fsr-si0u are from
per-on- Of character and respeoab.Aiy quite b
number are known q a., and ~ oan Fourh iei
their standing 10 tie optical profession.
n. r. PRIME, ~. D., X. b. skIshEH. 30. D..
a. n KrssLEs, n. D., Barton.
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W. D. MIssnD, - 81 EDwAnu MEils
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DIVISION.


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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26
THE ADVANTAGES

Of these -pcctacies over all others are.
/. They can DE worn with perfect cazc, for ans
length Of time az one sitting. giving astonishing
clearness Of vision by candle o. other ariaa light
and comfort 10 the spectacle wcarer hitherto uu.
known.
2. ii0w 10 select glasses. lt rcqulfes profess
ioual guidance, even when good article BE- offered
The Doctor not only has the best glasses thar can
be found 10 the market, hut carefully examine thf
ewes aud gives indispensable advise for fho proper
selcc ion OF them
.. When the eyes pain or ache through thp ae
tiou Of bright light, such i- reflected from 600
snow in warm weather, white paper iu reading
writing, sewing. or iH vivid c0lored bodice tltst
lenses by sOttenug The rays, effect the most agfeca
BILE seu-atlon and give great relief
I. These spectacle. are scientifically adjusted ir
every case Of defective sight with uufrlup arcura
cy, whether arising from age, strain on premature
decay, by Dr. Eyer, ou new ann exact priuci pIr
entirely Bis own which has seldom faufa ~ bt
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26

When Baby was sick, gave her Castorias
When she was Child she cried for Csstoria,
When size became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Csstoria,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26
MARRIED

MARRIED.
At the NJ. T.. parsonage. Holland, Dec. "a hY
Rev. J.. IL. Wallace William Palm and Emo b.
Graves, both Of Holland.
At the parsonage. Fast Craftsbury, dec. ~. By
Rev. J. G.. Taylor Ephraim NJ Lyon of Craftsbury
and Miss Emma Lewis OF Glover.
In Lowell, Dec. p. By Rev. r. Kong. Charlie
Patch Of johnson and Miss Hattie Campbell oi
Lowell
AT the NJ. J.. parsonage, West Burke. Dec "a, hy
Rev. j. Morse VIM. A. Moore and Mis-. Jennie A.
Coruth both Of Magog, Que.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26

To itself in many important particulars, Hoods
: sarsaparila is different from and superior to any
1 other medicine
Peculiar in combination, proportion and prep
aration Of ingredients, Hoods sarsaparilla pos
. sesses the fun curative value Of the best known
( remedies Of the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar IN its medicinal merit, Hoods sarsapa-
: riIIa accOmpIishes cures hitherto unknown
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods Sar-
sapariIIa is the only medicine Of which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar Medicines 10 larger
and smaller bottles require larger doses. and do
not produce as good results as Hoods SaEsaFarila
Peculiar in its GOOD name a. home there j.
more Of Hoods saTsaParilla sold In Lowell where
Il Is raade, than Of ALI other blood puriiers
Peculiar Ia its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad. no other preparation has ever attained
such popularity Ia 50 short a time. Do not be In
dueed - take any other preparation BE sure 20 get
Hoods SaFSapaFilla
sold * al druggists- q; ak for -. Prepared only
b. C. HOOD d CO. ApOtheearies, Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
m
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NOTICE

..- Convenience OF our patrons we
a-eur. Mr.. King. 90 the follow
places. ON the days named below.
a.. r. be pleased to settle with all
-.I ar 81. arrears, receive subscriptions
.- -a- year 20 come, and furnish list OF
.lr papers 40 exceedingly low prices
Wa ~la. BEG the low offer on the Journal
1l. Ihase run Till January 10, when
v- ~la.i 80 back 20 living clubbing rates /:
.rr~rury. wednesday. Dee >.
ST.. -rftsbury. Wednesday evening and
Thursday forenoon Dec 2S-29.
Albany, Thursday afternoon and evening,
Dec 20
SUN AI1auy, Friday forenoon, Dec 80. .
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26

Catarrh i caused by scrofulous taintIn the blood,
and is cured by Hoods Sarsapailla, which purihe-
and enriches the blood and gives the whole - stem
health and strength. Try this ''pecuar medicine
1t is prepared BY C. T. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
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.-. notices announcements
tel i'm rhi~ column az two
s- 4l#l one cent word there
prepaid advertising No
VOL running in othercoIumns.
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A large stock Of biz French tilasses and Rock
Crystal Improved Spcctaelcs. superior o. anr
other in use, constructed n accordance with science
and philosophy Of nature, admirably adapted f0 thf
organs Of sight, and perfectly natural t0 thc eYc,
afording altogether the best help to the natura
vision ever invented.
Used only by Dir. Meyer, Spectacle and Optica.
manufacture Of Petscopic, Pcutescopic PTisInatir
Cylindrical and PROTECTOR, Goggles and Mics
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%
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G y
EVERYBODY
COME
And raam.nr aHf extensive NHraf
Holiday Goods !.


tnhntrIIHt Nl
Fancy Glass aud China
Ware. Glass Sets. Fancy
Cups ana Saucers. Vases.
ChiId's Tea Sets, Water
Sets, Bread and Min Sets.
Mugs. Fruit Plates. Tooth
Pick Holders. Casters.
Lamps, Sleds. Skates. Boys
Wood Saws. Lunch Boxes.
Plated Ware, Banks. POck-
ct Knives, Toy BrOOms.
Toy Sad Irons. Tea POT
Tiles. Metal Dressing Cas-
O.. aud
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cry. The corporation Is located in Port
land, because the corporation law in
Maine is more favorable to concerns do
ing foreign business. The scale COM
pauy's business in Russia has become so
extensive that the new corporation, TO
secure the advantage OF the Maine law,
seems TO have become a necessity. At
present, and perhaps permanently, or
ders for scales and machines to 20 abroad
viii be manufactured here the same as
before. Union.
sutton.
Arnold p, Taft, one of the aged people
of our little village, passed away Tuesday
afternoon after some more than a years
sickness and confinement TO the house.
Mr.. Taft has lived in town nearly all of
his life if not all, and has seen great
many changes take place. He has been
hOnored oy the town with nearly all the
offices in town, having represented the
town twice in the legislature, been select
man besides holding other offices. He
was generally known in the northern part
man OF integrity and honor.
LyndOnviIIe.
A party of eight persons left here tor
California last Tuesday. This makes
about forty who have gone to that state
from this town since Sept. goth.
The railroad shops are rapidly dlling
up with men and work Is crowding all
the time.
The town tax bill il now in the hands
of the constable, ID. 5. Winter. About
$4,000 was paid to the town treasurer,
and about $1,000 remains to be collected
Riverside lodge of Good Templars are
holding meetings one Sunday evening
in each month. These meetings have
already been held with good results.
The attendance at the Lyndon Insti-
tute is larger than ever before in the his
tory of the school. One hundred aud
twenty students have already entered
for the winter term.
she HELD.
Benz. A. Farr has been granted pen
sion increase.
walden.
NJ. EditOr:-In YOUR issue Of Dec. y,
a reporter at North Walden makes a state
ment that the newly appointed postmas-
ter was man not a resident, without
place TO lay his head, etc. The facts are
the appointee has been a resident Of the
town over twenty years, owns real estate
in town, was soldier in the rebellion
and claims an honorable record as a sol
der and a citizen. J. II. g.
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North Walden.

The dwelling house, barns and out
buildings of Gilman Magoon were en-
ely consumed by fire early Tuesday
morning last. Cause, kerosene lantern ;
the stock and most of the contents of
the house were saved; hay, etc, burned /;
insured
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26

So Alluotices ofdeaths inserted free. Obituary
notices and poetry fvs ssHts psrtfRs
In Irasburgh, Nov. %, Nlrs. smith. mother of d
T. Smith, aged e3 years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26
BIRTHS

BIRTHS.
L. Irasburgh, Dee. .. "a son to Nj. and Mr.. W.
II. Grant-10l lbs
In Irasburgh Nov. %, daughter 90 Mr. aud
Mr. II. Wedge.
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w est Burke

w NSS ESsAE-Ake-
Mabel, daughter of NJ. B. Parsons i
sick with typhoid fever.
Wendall SilsbY is having about 500
cords of IG inch wood cut. Dustin Moul-
ton has the job and r. Garfield Of New
ark draws it TO the village.
There will be public installation Of
officers by the g. a. r. Post Wednesday
eve, Jan. IS. Dept. Com. Blodgett will
he present and install the officers. Re
freshments will be served by the w. II.
c. in their hall aud a general invitation
is extended to the public to be present.
West Burke can boast Of about as
many societies as any small village
They have the Masons. odd Fellows
Good Templars, G. A. r. Post, Woman's
Relief Corps, L. L. association W. c.
T O.. Missionary society, two church
organist choirs, Chautauqua circle, aud
ought to have Labor League, no doubt,
to finish up with.
East Burke
Rev. Fl. p. Cushing supplies the Cong.
pulpit while Rev. NJ. Bodwell is sick.
The oyster supper for Rev. C. w. Morse
netted about forty dollars.
Royal Hunter died in Lyndon at his son
in laws, H. 4. StockwelI, Thursday, aged
81 years.
Joel jenkins and wife and 4. /. Kin
ney attended the annual grange meeting at
Montpelier last week
A CARD take pleasure in announcing
that DR. Meyer, the French Opt clan, has
succeeded in fitting glasses to my eyes.
For several years had a pain in my eyes
and uneasineSs. When at work or read
ing | was often Obliged to stop reading
or doing work, but now | can read, write
and do nv work any length of time with
out any Inconvenience. | regard his skill
as a wonder for all persons who need his
aid Yours truly and thankfully,
=. ID. BLODGE4T.
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SILK AIN D WOOL
WHISPERS.

Ihtsr Hfc HII ueu goods H0 fIes uu HIru. A HUH
Ilur 90 ruh Iuffn4s anH fHffH HIHs. haHiur hlfIeI
iar present tHHu pair HI Hut sHHH.. Urr HHIr
culIarF ADD nru HHU uf UuHs HHI rH.IHT in THI.Uf.
iutu hud suIIuIn.H. tHE rHHfH lH .HnH. Nus. H..I
HIH Iap. A. unnI HsaurfuEnf nn hauI %. .UI..E
nom. odd panfs aHI fUsLa. IiHFt IurI fr|e.frI
hul more
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26
Boston Wholesale Produce Market
coRKECrED EXPRESSLY FoH
ORLEANS COUNTY MONITOR,

Iobbing and Commission Dealer lu Bnuer, Chue-
Flour, Lard, Eggs. Beans, Dried Apple.
ETC., n John street, Boston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26

FEfTEFsT EaF-
The issn in regard to CasweH < French
last week conveyed the idea that they
were to buy land in this vicinity, which
was mistake. The land is in Maine. and
if they make the purchase, they will erect
a mill thereon next season.
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West Glover.

Evangelistic services. conducted by
Mr. A. l. Parsons will commence at the
church in West Glover on Sunday even
ing, Jan. LIST, at O'Clock. Meetings will
be held every afternoon in the week ex-
sept Monday, at 80 o'clock and every
evening at O'Clock. All are cordially
invited tn attend the meetings.
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Virginia
Judge Taft Is pleasing the bar and the
people BY bis courteous bearing and his
intelligent rulings In tie county court.
Dew scale corporation has lately
been formed 10 Portland. Ne, % be
knoHp a. the Fairbanks Block Scale
Company with capital or $4,000
amount paid 10 $1,000. The stoekhold-
ers are Horace Fairbanks Franklin Kaif-
bsnk-, and Helsry Fairbanks " $ Johns
bury john Block u Moscow. Russia. g
II Morse u Chicago, III, and George
Aaaee ~ Ses York city Frankge fair
banE@ j president, Hepry Fairbanks
trrasurer. ana Horace, Franklin ana Hen
r. lFpstees. lie purposes u the cor
peraglon are manufacturing scales weigh
ing Instruments. spAchlpes and machin-
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26

saniS1l Lord and W. A. Bartlett are On
sick lit. Geo Morrison and arthur
Rood each cut . foot badly with an AZ.
YIN ylnton has a ringer badly injured y
.f..-t,ino machine. Frank LeClalr Eel
from ! roof and spraIned . wrist
Ns-s. s,s1ft
saaaay school contention next Nednss-
day anu Thursday
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26

The WomaB's C. T. L meet with Mary
Scott Jan. ,. 1883.
Miss Eta Hartman i failing, and her
recovery i doubtful
sed. Rand and H. X Bruce have moved
into E. :. STATIONS house
Two of the university boys are home
an vacation Of two weeks
The W. c T. L. aud l. O. g ! festI-
val has been postponed Indefinitely
AN. Hartman l. having good saecess
selling water heaters made by Jack Kerr.
The band will hold a convention IN
January under the direction Of Prof G.
L. White.
There win be donation AZ Ars w
lies "wednesday eve Tor the benefit Of
Rev J. c. Taylor. All are invited
There vii be q donation and oyster
- - fs4 NJ T. church Thursday ev-
.nin., for the benefit Of Rev scribner-
1he South Albany aaIHtetEe CstD Y "a
80 = ,romenade concert # Darling
an Alhaav Wednesday eye. Dec z7th
: stratton Sons have drawn from
u-daiet deDot the past year 255 tons Of
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-12-26

ErNest Scott sold most Of his personal
property on his farm at auction last Tues
day, and Bargained his farm to W. Spies
TO be occupied by Robert Barr Scott
and wife are intending to 90 to Haverhill,
\. H. to live with an uncle.
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goods for their own store. Their sales
on Dec. 32d amounted TO $3.50.
Milo Walcott, who has been suffering
for long time with diabetes mot Brights
disease) had a shock of apoplexy last
Monday, but at this writing is improving
somewhat.
The Albany dramatic club viii play the
popular drama, The Hidden Hand. at
town hall Craftsbury, Friday evening.
Dec. 30, 1857, after which the band will
give promenade concert.
G. ". Leach OF Springfield. Mass.
has been IN town on a visit. Mr. Leach
is one of the Vermont boys who is max
ing success of business and showing
what sort of stuff men are made of up
here among the Green Mts.
The Good Templars had Christmas
tree at village hall, Saturday evening,
Dec pa Twenty-nine new members
have Joined the lodge since it was organ
lied three months ago, making sixty
members, with thirteen names presented
at last meeting.
Coventry.
W. W. Frost and wife are in town.
Ella Nichols has gone to the Bermuda Is
lands to spend the winter Rev Mr. Eliot
bible agent, preached at both churches
yesterday. Lou Pearsons has returned to
her home in New York Her uncle. Simon
Morrill,, accompanied her VIII Wingate
and Rose Douglas were married Christmas
Eve. and viii make their future home at
Irasburgh. Grandma Ranger was ninety
three years old yesterday and attended
church and Sabbath School.
Derby
A. d. Chandler has gone to Canada.
Mr.. Rye, jeweIer, has moved his shop
down by the mill, where the big watch
hangs out.
Ora Story h as sold his Batchelder lot
to Simon Putney, who will cut wood off
of it this winter.
One of the felons who insists on vio-
lating the liquor law paid SO and costs
last week for the privilege.
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Horace Martin has been on duty a
Waterman at Aiken's mill for the last Il
months.
TT. Leach is suffering from lamenes.
caused By load of logs rolling on to hin
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" e~LItIN-
The meetings were continued during
last week Rev. Granger and King are
earnest workers AMI much interest is
manifested.
Dana Edmunds who went to CalifOr-
MIA a few weeks ago writes home that
he likes the country very much, but
says he would advise all who are in VI
not to come there.